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Johnny Lam <jlam@pkgsrc.org> wrote:
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> I personally use the stable branch on production servers.  I find it=20
> avoids the chaos of keeping up with rapidly changing PKGREVISIONs that=20
> happen on pkgsrc HEAD at times.  I keep a sandbox handy for rebuilding=20
> packages when there is a security update on the stable branch, and I=20
> update all of my software to the newest stable branch every quarter.

Pretty much the same here, with the exception that I do not update all
my software regularly.  I generally update the pkgsrc branch when a new
one is released, but only rebuild packages when there is a reason
(security issue, user request).

-Jan

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Except most of the good bits were about frogs, I remember that.
You would not believe some of the things about frogs.

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